Remember when everyone was pointing out that the media's coverage of Joker *really* seemed keen to incite a mass shooting?
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I’m not saying he thinks people want war (although clearly many journalists seem to), I’m saying he might think that being involved in a war will help him politically somehow (maybe emphasize his willingness to do what needs to be done to protect America vs scared Democrats)
"The people don't want a war, but they want a president who's involved in a war" doesn't make any sense. I don't know what to tell you. What you've said here is incomprehensible; you're telling two stories in a single sentence and don't even seem to notice.
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I don’t think the people want a war, nor a president who is involved in a war. Most people agree that pushing for war will hurt reelection. Many seem to think that being involved in a war might help reelection. I agree that it seems like a contradiction. Sorry if I’m not clear.
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I'm sorry, but your replies in this thread are total no sequiturs. For what it's worth, I actually agree with this one right up until you say that you "agree" that there appears to be "a contradiction." There is no contradiction; some of these people are just very clearly wrong.
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It's unfortunately never just the president who is involved in a war, so there isn't really "two stories"...
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